To end the Season of Mischief, Hoopa is being fully unleashed, with Niantic adding in Hoopa Unbound through Pokémon Go‘s new Mischief Unbound event. The event runs from Nov. 26 to 29. Along with Hoopa Unbound being accessible through the use of a mysterious bottle discovered by Professor Willow, Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres, as well as multiple other Legendary Pokémon, will be available again in raids thanks to the mischievous Pokémon’s powers.

After a number of pandemic restrictions and cancellations of in-person events, Fortnite finally will finally host the Fortnite Championship Series Invitational later this year as an offline event, Epic Games announced today.  The competition will take place at the Raleigh Convention Center in North Carolina on November 12 and 13, showcasing selected players from all over the globe compete for an enormous cash prize of $1,000,000 in a single lobby. Epic Games will be sharing more information on the event as its date draws near.

With the final day of the 2021 League of Legends World Championship’s group stage coming to an end, the quarterfinal matchups have been drawn. And as expected, fans have some exciting matchups to look forward to. See League of Legends on Amazon Royal Never Give Up will face the champions of the LPL, EDward Gaming. Both sides looked shaky in the second round of group stage matches, making it tougher to pick a favorite to advance to the semifinals.

If you just got the latest iPhone 13 or 13 Pro, the first thing you will need to do is activate it to get it to work. If you have a previous iPhone, make sure you have disabled the Find My Phone service on it. Some people are reporting that this is what has been causing them issues during the activation process. After doing that, just follow these steps and you should be good to go:

The day has arrived for Diablo Immortal to be officially released in open beta for iOS, Android, and PC users. The mobile-oriented installment of the iconic demon-slaying action RPG franchise is releasing globally, bringing an end to the longest period of time between new game releases in Blizzard’s history. If you’re a fan of Diablo and want to play the game across multiple platforms, you’re in luck because the game is launching with cross-progression enabled.

One of the biggest features in most MMORPGs is the ability to do things with friends in-game, and guilds are a great way to keep them all in one place and organize events. Creating a guild in Lost Ark is fairly simple and can be done as soon as players leave the prologue and have the required amount of silver. The game throws a lot at players the second they leave the prologue, so learning about guilds can certainly get lost in the plethora of information.

Pokémon Legends: Arceus introduces new mechanics into the series that alters how players go about catching and battling Pokémon, such as the Strong and Agile Styles. Yet at the heart of the game, many of these mechanics hold true to past entries in the series, including how to go about healing and reviving Pokémon that have been worn down in battle. While Pokémon Centers have yet to be invented in the Hisui region, base camps are readily available in the region’s various landscapes that players can utilize for the purpose of healing their Pokémon.

Sea of Thieves launched its collaborative effort with Disney called A Pirate’s Life this week. And while the game should update automatically to include new content, technical difficulties could prevent that from happening. If you’ve loaded up Sea of Thieves just to realize that your game didn’t update the way it was supposed to automatically, there’s still a way for you to force the game to update. The first way that you can try to force Sea of Thieves to update is by going to the Microsoft Store and searching for the game.

A new era of Halo esports is coming. Microsoft has revealed nine partnered teams for the launch of Halo Infinite, coming later this year.  The nine teams that are included in the relaunch of the Halo Championship Series are Cloud9, Envy, eUnited, FaZe Clan, Fnatic, G2 Esports, Natus Vincere, Sentinels, and Spacestation Gaming. We're proud to present your #HCS Partnered Teams for the launch of #HaloInfinite!@Cloud9@Envy@eUnited@FaZeClan@FNATIC@G2esports@natusvincere@Sentinels@Spacestation pic.twitter.com/afDk687v0m — Halo Esports #HCS (@HCS) August 30, 2021 Halo Infinite is set to release on Dec.

The lizard people are taking over Twitch today after the platform made its “KomodoHype” emote the face of PogChamp. Following the removal of PogChamp earlier this month due to insensitive comments made by Ryan “Gootecks” Gutierrez, Twitch decided to keep things interesting by reinstating the emote with new faces. Over the course of the past week and a half, Twitch has changed the face of PogChamp every 24 hours. Prior to today, Twitch was using that revolving door of rotating emotes as a way to promote various streamers on the platform.